Registered: Oct 2007
Location: Chillicothe, Ohio
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Only thing I could do was get the bark collars. Since then I have moved and my new neighbors are great! Last night I left all the collars off the dogs except one and you know what...had just minute barking this morning...I think she was barking at a cat. Anyways...that has been my experiance. It was pretty funny when the sheriff came everytime we were outside for like 20 min talking about hunting and the dogs never barked once. The dogs were not nusince barkers either..it was the dang neighbors blamin my hounds for their house not selling.

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Registered: Jul 2005
Location: Piedmont, SC
Posts: 412

Barking collars are not going to make the dog afraid to bark at everything, in fact, if he's smart enough to hunt, he's eventually going to put it together that he only gets the tickle when he barks in the kennel.

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Registered: Aug 2007
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 305

Thanks again for everyone's input! I'm goin to try to get some pics & video of her dogs "being quiet" lol so if she does come over again, then i can show her that her dogs are just that, dogs. Not some super special non barking dogs.

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